Wakefield High School - Oracle Yearbook (Wakefield, MA)

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, vm V f fiff Q, ' 9 i , jO.XN BOWSER jo lvufberim' Gibbs School junior Prom Committee 131. Class Picture Com- mittee L-ll. jo is one ol' the likahle, friendly girls of our class, her infectious laugh and quick vvit have brightened many dull moments. ,Ioan has done outstanding vvork in freehand dravv- ing, although she modestly denies it. She plans to enter Kath- erine Uihhs School next fall. May the Muses smile favorably on you, -lon! SlllRl,liY BRANDT Shri liilfred .'1t'aden1y lnter Nos 1-ll. Class Will Committee 141. Shirley, who lavors Greenvvood with her presence, is an unusually musical memher ol, our class. She certainly sur'- prised Us all at the Senior Play with her svveet voice. Shirley is an enthusiastic reader ol' travel hooks and hiographies, Without douht alter she leaves the educational hy-vvays ol' Wakefield lligh School, she vvill realine her amhitlon-to travel. YI RLilNl.X S. IKKXNNUN Hillary Laztleritled llistory Cluh 1-ll. linglish Cluh tll. Ginny is-that tall, dignilied girl from South l.ynnlield. She is very quiet and never has taken much part in school activities, hut she prepares her lessons taithilllly. Despitt- the lact that she is seldomuheard, vve are inlormed that she has a particular vveakness lor hlondesl l am sure vve vvish her the hest ul luck lor the luture. .XIXIX l3Rl:XX'l:R .ll .'lrro1r11lir1g .Niltool l5oothall ll, 5. -lt. liaskethall tl. lt. Inter-class liaskethall ti, ll, lrallic Squad ill. liasehall lll. l'nglish C.luh 141. .Xlvin is a lincoln School hov, Xl has hopes ol' he- coming a Clertilied Puhlic .Xccountant vvithin a levy years llouever. he has all the makings ol' a great politician, and no douht xvill solne day hold a government position. llis senior theme stamped him as a conscientious vvorker. Page 'lien

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ALTON C. BENNETT Abig Dartumzffli College Baseball 1l, 2, 3, 43. Basketball 1l, Z. 3, 43. liootball 12, 3, 43. Class President 133. Gradu- ation Lsher 133. junior Prom Committee 133. Senior Play 143. Year Book Staff 143, lli-Y Club 13. 43. llere is speed for you, folks, in studies and athletics. Abie prepared for his high-school career at the Greenwood School. A loud, sputtering voice--that's Abie . either teas- ing certain girls or arguing heatedly. lf he does his future work the way he faithfully prepares his Latin, his college career will be crowned with success. BARBARA BENTZ Bains Urzdccided Inter Nos 12. 43. Motto Committee 133. Babs is a product of the Warren School. She is very good company and is well liked by all her associates, as she has a pleasant smile for everyone. Wakefield High will cer- tainly be lucky if all who come from the Warren School are like Babs . LAWRENCE BERLBE Bud fllonotype Operator Track Team 13. 43. Indoor Track 13, 43. Cross Country 13, 43. Bud is one of the most steadfast boys in our class, and he has made many acquaintances, He came to us with the rest of the track team from the Greenwood School. He plans to be a monotype operator, and we feel sure that he will make an excellent one. RALPH D. BLACK l3Iafkie .elcfozuztant Hi-Y 143. Class Dinner Committee 143. ln the classroom Blackie has appeared to be a digni- fied. business-like Senior, keeping up to the Hurd School tradition. Once outside of school, however. Blackie be- comes a regular fellow and is well liked by all his friends. Blackie can be found any afternoon working in one of the local grocery stores. At our school he has received a founda- tion in accounting which will help him in his chosen career, lncidentally, have you noticed how Blackie upholds Read- ing? Maybe there is a reason! Page Nine

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MARJORIE BRIDGE AI41rgg STHIIIIUIIX College Motto Committee 435. Football Supper Com- mittee 435. Inter Nos 445. Marge is one of our classmates from Montrose. If you ever meet anyone coming from that district Wearing a happy smile, you may be sure it is Marge . Shall we ever forget that giggle of hers? It is a funny little one that ripples up and up until it has to start all over again. If everyone in Montrose is like Marge , it must be a cheerful hamlet. Moreover, Marge is a fine artist: her sketches are as excellent as her laugh is contagious. Whatever you finally do, Marge , keep your merry humor. and you cannot fail to succeed. EDITII BRIGGS Edie Nurse Basketball 4l. 3, 45. Bowling 42, 3, 45. Inter Nos Club 42, 3. 45. junior Prom Committee 435. Senior Play Publicity 445. liield llockey 445. Year Book Staff 445. Cheer Leader 445. Edie comes from the wilds of Lynnfield. As she is one of the best dancers in the Senior Class, her program card is always full, and the Fuller the better! This year Edie was one of our fair cheer leaders, in addition to being a member of the senior field hockey team. Edie intends To be a nurse, and with her winning ways she will surely cure her patients. Although Edie does not do much acting. we think that, from the manner in which she plays gluliet. she would make a good actress. Let's hope you get what you want anyway, Edie . GLENA BRUCE HTUPQIU f3UII'Z'U St'f5Uc5l Basketball 42, 3, 45. Inter Nos 4oflicer5 42. 3. 45. Bowling 445. liield lloc-lkey 445. Class Secretary 4 5. Glena is that charming, demure blonde who came from the Warren School. Her delightful personality has made her a favorite member of the class. Glena was one of the peppy cheer leaders who helped out during the football season. ,Xs a proof of her popularity and efficiency, she was elected sec- retary of the Senior Class. As Olena goes through life. we know that her pleasing manner will win both friends and success. q LAWRENCE H. BRUCE 7'111kvr L'udecm'vd I-li-Y Club 42. 3, 45. Inter-class Football 42, 3. 45. Class Treasurer 435. junior Prom Committee 435. Basketball 43, 45. Yice-President 445. Senior Play Committee 445. Editor-in-'Chief of Year Book 445. Lunch Counter 445, Year Book and Picture Committee 445. Senior Play Un- . derstudy 445. T1nk , although one of the smallest members of our class, is certainly one of the largest in regard to popularitv. Wherever we find Tink , fun never lacks. Lawrence has distinguished himself not only as a student but also as a basketball player. The gentle swish of the ball tossed into the basket by f'Tink has saved more than one game. Al- though Tink is undecided about his future, we know that some day we shall be proud to say that we were in the same class with him. If 'N K . 4 A Wig: 1 gf -3, I lv' I.- ll' 14? -as 'YW' Page Eleven